MetaProp leads pre-seed and seed rounds in our directory and invests through Series A. The firm positions itself as an early specialist in built-world technology rather than a generalist growth investor.

MetaProp's GP interviews and our coverage cite initial checks commonly in the $1M–$2M range for early proptech rounds. For planning, see /metaprop-check-size-2026. Exact sizing is negotiated per deal; the firm does not publish a single standard check.

MetaProp is headquartered in New York City (20 W 37th St). While NYC-rooted, the firm backs proptech founders across North America and selectively globally where the built-world thesis applies.

MetaProp invests exclusively in proptech: construction tech, building operations, landlord/tenant software, insurance, climate/resilience, and the financial and design layers of real estate (e.g., fund-admin and visualization tools in our 2026 coverage).

MetaProp typically leads or co-leads seed rounds in its specialty categories and follows winners. Recent portfolio milestones include BuildOps reaching unicorn status and exits such as Urbint (acquired by Itron) and Obie (acquired by The Baldwin Group).

We do not yet link MetaProp to specific startup profiles in the Venture Capital Tracker directory. Our fund coverage instead highlights portfolio names in articles — Maybern, LightTable, BuildOps, Urbint, and Obie.

Use metaprop.com and engage through the NYC proptech ecosystem (MetaProp often co-invests with sector specialists). Warm intros from proptech operators, landlords, or prior MetaProp founders are typical; avoid unsolicited generic pitches outside built-world categories.

See /2026-metaprop-maybern-lighttable (Maybern Series B and LightTable Series A), /2026-metaprop-urbint-obie-exits (Urbint and Obie acquisitions), and the MetaProp section in /nyc-early-stage-seed-firms-2025.